Greg Gutfeld

The second part.

Ice is a lot like tariffs.

Trump always takes the toughest position, but he never picks a position that he can't dial back.

And that goes hand in hand.

I would call it extreme flexibility.

Dana, you're aware of that.

I've seen you in Pilates.

Dems are always doing irreversible things.

You know what I mean?

Destroying cities, chopping off, you know, breasts of kids.

Can't go back from that.

But in this case, Trump, if Trump had gone like only 50 percent, you know, intensity on deporting child rapists, they'd still be screaming at him.

It would be the same.

So instead, he just goes, I will take go as far as I can.

And then I will dial back to a position that I'm really happy with, which could be 75 percent.

And the media and the Democrats think that they actually won.

It's and it's a face saving maneuver for them while he gets what he needs.

I still love the fact that the Dems think they won with getting Tom Homan.

I mean, you can't ask for a better outcome.

If the press calls you a crazy dictator and you go out and sit down in a relaxed, cool, conversational interview with a network.